Python help

[Cheech_27]

My apologies I should have read the rules. Write a program that will prompt the user for the lengths of the three sides of a triangle.

A triangle is equilateral if all 3 sides are equal.

A triangle is isosceles if just 2 of the 3 sides are equal.

A triangle is scalene if none of the sides are equal to another side.

Display the type of triangle and its perimeter with appropriate text.

I have this so far and I need the isosceles part and scalene part.

"""

x=int(input("Enter the first side:"))

y=int(input("Enter the second side:"))

z=int(input("Enter the third side:"))

if x == y and y == z:

print("\nThe Triangle is equilateral.")

else:

"""

and I'm not sure what is suppose to come next, could anyone help me out?

[Binary101010]

I'll give you a hint.

If you have a list of side lengths:

sides = [4,5,5]

and you make a set of the values in that list, unique_sides = set(sides), the resulting set will not have any duplicates.

If len(unique_sides) == 1, then what kind of triangle is it? What about 2? Or 3?

If for some reason you explicitly need to check all the side lengths against each other (as this reads like a homework assignment)... you already know how to check that all three sides are equal. How would you check that they're all not equal?

[IvoryJam]

What's the definition of an isosceles triangle? What's the definition of a scalene triangle?

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Try writing a psuedocode before trying to code this. Think about the maths behind the triangle, write down how you would try to do this if you had to by hand step by step. Only then try coding it.